Steven L. Cohen , Barbara J. Morley , O.Carter Snead
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An EEG analysis of convulsive activity produced by cholinergic agents
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1. EEG activity was assessed in rats following the intraventricular injection of cholinergic agonists (carbamylcholine and nicotine tartrate), nicotinic antagonists (d-tubocurarine and α-bungarotoxin), ganglionic blockers (mecamylamine and hexamethonium), decamethonium, antibodies prepared against purified electric fish acetylcholine receptor, and human sera from myasthenic and epileptic patients.
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2. Seizures were produced only by agonists and nicotinic antagonists.
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3. Carbamylcholine produced clonic/tonic convulsions. Nicotine resulted in a depressed EEG with sporadic seizures.
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4. Both antagonists produced clonic/tonic seizures and spike activity. Carbamylcholine-induced seizures were blocked by scopolamine.
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5. No agent was found to block antagonist-induced seizures.